The commercial for the Maserati Ghibli was called "Strike," but it could've easily been named "First Strike." While the $66,900 345 hp sports sedan is the Italian automaker's first relatively mass-market car - and aimed at the likes of the BMW 5-Series, Mercedes-Benz E-Class, and other established mid-size luxury cars depicted in absentia in the ad as big, slow, lazy giants about to be taken out by their nimble new adversary - it will soon be followed by its first SUV, which is expected to be its best-seller, despite the fact that it will surely being bigger and less nimble than the Ghibli. Speaking of which: believe it or not, there was a car advertisement tucked in among the two minutes of Americana provided by Bob Dylan. The good news for fact-checkers is that, unlike many of cars from the newly-minted Fiat Chrysler Automobiles the $22,695 Chrysler 200 is actually built in America; Sterling Heights, Michigan, to be exact. Technically it's the Arabic name of a North African wind, and, funnily enough, Jaguar's advertisement for the F-Type Coupe touted it's own hot air in the form of the car's deep-throated exhaust note.
Source: FOX NEWS
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